MEAGER vs EXIGUOUS: NOUN
- A sickness.
- Same as maigre, 2.
- A spent salmon, or kelt.
- N/A
MEAGER vs EXIGUOUS: ADJECTIVE
- Barely adequate
- Deficient in quantity, fullness, or extent; scanty.
- Deficient in richness, fertility, or vigor; feeble.
- Having little flesh; lean.
- Destitue of, or having little, flesh; lean.
- Destitute of richness, fertility, strength, or the like; defective in quantity, or poor in quality; poor; barren; scanty in ideas; wanting strength of diction or affluence of imagery. Opposite of ample.
- Dry and harsh to the touch, as chalk.
- Less than a desirable amount; -- of items distributed from a larger supply.
- Having little flesh; lean; thin.
- Poor, deficient or inferior in amount, quality or extent; paltry; scanty; inadequate; unsatisfying.
- Deficient in amount or quality or extent
- Extremely scanty
- Extremely scanty; meager.
- Scanty; small; slender; diminutive.
- Scanty; meager
MEAGER vs EXIGUOUS: OTHER WORD TYPES
- To make lean.
- Lean; thin; having little flesh.
- Without richness or fertility; barren: said of land.
- Without moisture; dry and harsh: said of chalk, etc.
- Without fullness, strength, substance, or value; deficient in quantity or quality; scanty; poor; mean.
- Lenten; adapted to a fast. See maigre.
- Synonyms Spare, emaciated, lank, gaunt.
- 2 and Tame, barren, bald, jejune, dull, prosing.
- Small; slender; diminutive.
MEAGER vs EXIGUOUS: RELATED WORDS
- Modest, Hand to mouth, Scrimpy, Spare, Hardscrabble, Ungenerous, Bare, Exiguous, Marginal, Stingy, Miserable, Scanty, Meagre, Measly, Paltry
- Unvaried, Unprepossessing, Unremarkable, Tiny, Infinitesimal, Unexceptional, Niggardly, Negligible, Insubstantial, Insignificant, Minuscule, Miniscule, Meagre, Meagerly, Meager
MEAGER vs EXIGUOUS: DESCRIBE WORDS
- Modest, Scrimpy, Hand to mouth, Spare, Hardscrabble, Ungenerous, Bare, Exiguous, Marginal, Stingy, Miserable, Scanty, Meagre, Measly, Paltry
- Autarkic, Unvaried, Unprepossessing, Unremarkable, Tiny, Infinitesimal, Unexceptional, Niggardly, Negligible, Insubstantial, Insignificant, Minuscule, Miniscule, Meagre, Meager
MEAGER vs EXIGUOUS: SENTENCE EXAMPLES
- Data on the Far East is meager but mixed.
- Also get ready to closesome, if travel is meager.
- The spending envisioned easily could deliver meager results.
- The meager evacuation plan also complicated quarantine measures.
- Americans faced meager prospects in the postwar South.
- Cognizant that pension was a meager $290, Dr.
- CD supply is too meager for his taste.
- Sharon Flake added to my meager classroom library.
- Wehave meager news of our terrible defeat there.
- The farmer who plants a meager amount of seed will have a meager harvest.
- Although the exiguous consensus of the Stylite and Procopius is trustworthy, their narratives are disfigured by imperfections and omissions.
- Commissioner is not required to determine that the component element of the definition has been satisfied by such an exiguous showing.
- Such caution may, however, reflect the very demanding and exiguous conditions for new entrants under the present Chicago regime.
MEAGER vs EXIGUOUS: QUESTIONS
- How many answers are there to the meager crossword clue?
- What happened to the south Meager Creek geothermal prospect?
- What can we extract from these exiguous provisions?